On 4/23/07, Ovid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://tinyurl.com/26hpwz
What's wrong with implementing the scenario described at that URL
exactly as it's explained, by using multi-column foreign keys and a
check constraint on the subtype table(s)?
> A simple syntax could be:
>
> distributed_keys => [
> server => {
> dedicated => {
> class => 'My::Server::Dedicated',
> key_columns => { id => 'server_id' },
> },
> shared => {
> class => 'My::Server::Dedicated',
> key_columns => { id => 'server_id' },
> },
> }
> ],
Is that syntactic sugar for the multi-column fk scenario described
earlier, or is it something else?
-John
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